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{{*mp}} [[Torrent Motorsports]] claimed an impressive 1-2 finish in the inaugural round of the World Sport Series at [[2012 Hungarian Sport Series|Hungaroring]] with [[Boy van de Laar]] netting victory ahead of [[Borna Spoljaric]]. [[Bart De Vos]] took 3rd place for the new [[Measuric Racing]] team.
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{{*mp}} [[Jesper Taulborg]] has won the [[2014 World Sport Series season]] Drivers' Championship! The Dane faced tough pressure with five other rivals still in with a chance of taking it however his impressive consistency paid off to crown him the first driver in [[GPVWC]] history to take a championship without a single race win.
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{{*mp}} The GPVWC Administration is delighted to announce the launch of a new series to accommodate the growing number of drivers joining our league. The new championship will straddle spring and summer and allow rookies and drivers without contract to get their first taste of GPVWC action alongside some more established names.
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{{*mp}} [[Smile Power Racing]] has won the [[2014 World Sport Series season]] Teams' Championship! After taking the lead away from its competition at the series opener at Bahrain, Smile have held on tight and never let go. Though a 'domination' of the race to the title is true in one sense, they did face a few scares from two teams who kept the fight alive all the way to the end; [[Ice Cold Racing]] and [[Edonis Engineering]].
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{{*mp}} The [[2014 World Sport Series season]] has come to its conclusion at Monza.
 
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Revision as of 20:41, 6 September 2014

World Sport Series 2012

 
  • Jesper Taulborg has won the 2014 World Sport Series season Drivers' Championship! The Dane faced tough pressure with five other rivals still in with a chance of taking it however his impressive consistency paid off to crown him the first driver in GPVWC history to take a championship without a single race win.  
  • Smile Power Racing has won the 2014 World Sport Series season Teams' Championship! After taking the lead away from its competition at the series opener at Bahrain, Smile have held on tight and never let go. Though a 'domination' of the race to the title is true in one sense, they did face a few scares from two teams who kept the fight alive all the way to the end; Ice Cold Racing and Edonis Engineering.  
  • The 2014 World Sport Series season has come to its conclusion at Monza.
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